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National Review and Weekly Standard: Kill Immigration Bill

National Review and Weekly Standard: Kill Immigration Bill

On Tuesday, the editors of National Review and the Weekly Standard published a joint editorial with a simple message: Kill the immigration bill.  Writing at National Review and the Weekly Standard, Messrs. Rich Lowry and Bill Kristol write simply that, “passing any version of the

House to Split Farm Bill, Vote Thursday

House to Split Farm Bill, Vote Thursday

Sources on Capitol Hill have told Breitbart News that, on Thursday, the House likely will make another attempt to pass the Farm Bill. Last month, GOP Leadership suffered a rare defeat when the Farm Bill failed on the House floor

Left Releases House GOP Target List for Amnesty

Left Releases House GOP Target List for Amnesty

Democrats and activist groups on the left used the Washington Post‘s Greg Sargent to publicly circulate a target list of House Republicans whom Democrats plan to pressure to try to get the Senate “Gang of Eight” immigration bill or something

WaPo Columnist Accuses New York Times of 'Sexism' Toward Liz Cheney

WaPo Columnist Accuses New York Times of 'Sexism' Toward Liz Cheney

Former Politico reporter Jonathan Martin (pictured above between David Axeldrod and ABC’s Jeff Zeleny) is no stranger to controversy. His partisan attacks against the GOP (including private citizens) have been well-documented. Monday, the Washington Post’s Jennifer Rubin took issue with

House Unlikely to Pass a 'Pathway' to Anything

House Unlikely to Pass a 'Pathway' to Anything

Now that the Senate has passed its amnesty legislation, attention turns next to the House, which returns Monday for three weeks of work before the month-long August recess. Supporters of the Senate bill had hoped action on the issue in

Immigration, student loans top congressional agenda

Immigration, student loans top congressional agenda

(AP) Immigration, student loan top congressional agendaBy DONNA CASSATAAssociated PressWASHINGTONRepublicans and Democrats will put good will to the test when Congress returns this week to potentially incendiary fights over nominations, unresolved disputes over student loans and the farm bill, and

NSA Backlash Leads to Legislation on the Hill

Recent revelations about the scope of the government’s domestic surveillance programs are fueling new privacy legislation by Congress. “The revelations offer an opening for updates to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which would require law enforcement to get a warrant

Rick Perry: Comment on Wendy Davis Meant as 'Compliment'

Rick Perry: Comment on Wendy Davis Meant as 'Compliment'

On “Fox News Sunday” host John Roberts interviewed Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) about his upcoming announcement on his future plans, his characterization of “mob rule” during the Texas Senate filibuster of an abortion safety bill, and his remarks about

Perry: Votes Are There for Abortion Restrictions

Perry: Votes Are There for Abortion Restrictions

Texas Gov. Rick Perry is not only determined to bring the abortion legislation that was torpedoed last month by the filibuster of Democratic state Sen. Wendy Davis back to the legislature, he is utterly confident that the legislation will pass.

W. Plays Cards Close to Chest on Immigration

W. Plays Cards Close to Chest on Immigration

Former President George W. Bush again offered support for the concept of immigration reform–with a caveat of skepticism for the Senate’s “Gang of Eight” immigration bill in an interview with ABC News’ This Week that aired on Sunday. “I think

Bush: Immigration Reform 'Has a Chance to Pass'

Appearing in a pre-taped interview on ABC’s This Week, former president George W. Bush stated that he believed that the Senate immigration reform bill could pass the House. “Sometimes, it takes time for some of these complex issues to evolve.